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by ibejoeb 2y ago
>it's a matter of if that's ok or not. Right. This isn't a novel issue. We already have codified, lawful killing in numerous situations. Nobody has to agree on the morality of it. You can claim and believe that your defini
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
The Biden admin upped production over the course of his term, but that increase is only relative to the 2020 drop-off. It only returned to previous levels in late '23. It did very slightly surpass those levels into early '24: 13
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Are any voting system manufacturers even there? I guess votingworks is nominally there, but it's barely used.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
I did almost exactly this job for a company recently. As far as I know, this is what killed the rollout.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
It looks like this is primarily intended to distribute variables to client applications. Secrets are not candidates for this kind of distribution.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
fe3+ definitely exists in non-animal matter too. We can talk about quantity, whatever, but my commentary is intended to criticize the baiting and conclusion-drawing.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
>We show how iron-(Fe3+) in collusion with genetic factors reactivates telomerase, providing a molecular mechanism for the association between iron overload and increased incidence of colorectal cancers So I guess the link between kale a
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
It really is laughable. Was this posted here just to get dunked on?
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Aside-aside: I used to run a service called TOS Salad (probably even posted it here like 15 years ago) that monitored these policies and sent notifications when they changed. It was pretty crude stuff, mostly munging stuff with perl, but th
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
A talk about gitbutler on the devtools-fm podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-D6zChu3YI
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
> Some more optimizations can happen when the chain ends up with methods like Count(), First(), Last(), ElementAt() or Sum(). For instance, OrderBy(criteria).First() can be optimized to execute as Min(criteria). As useful as that might b
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
I don't work there or know anyone who does either, but I wish I did. Kagi is great. It is kinda expensive, but the quality is very high and I search all day long. It's definitely worth it.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Surely you've worked with a product owner who's invoked one of those "I'm not technical, but..." I don't know of any working conductors out there who predicate their directions by "I'm not very musica
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
> It's basically "give the product managing responsibility to engineers". It's really not going that far. It is critical of the notion that someone without software engineering chops can dictate an appropriate orderin
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Agreed. In that situation (following tfa's language) the product owner must either be an architect or be besties with one. A hoard of relatively unskilled laborers is not going to produce a cogent product otherwise. Then, what are you
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Same as the other commenters in that I don't know what we're dealing with because I didn't sign up, and I didn't sign up because I don't know what it does or if I need it. Rather than rëengineer your site, consider
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
I think that's a fine idea for a trade school
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
I don't think anyone, especially civilians, love the idea of militants hiding among the population. I don't know why they must in order to stand up to a more powerful adversary. Regardless, this isn't some kind of rule. It&#x
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
I'm not disputing that. But that's not where stuff happened. They detonated wherever the recipient happened to be.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Am I misinformed, or was 3,000? They are the most senior 3,000? When you send out 3,000 explosive into the general population, how do you mitigate the collateral damage? I truly don't know the answers here. I'm under the impressio
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
>These people should always wear military uniform and live in a separate neighborhood That is on the table, yes. Otherwise, while they mingle with civilians, it's clear that the civilians are in danger. If I'm one of them, and
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
I'm all but certain that a CTE and an unindexed view are treated identically in the planning phase. You're describing predicate pushdown, which can get hung up under certain conditions, like when using window functions or top. If
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
The first paragraph is immaterial to the complaint. I know what they're trying to do, but they don't seem to realize that only a fraction of the population makes evaluations on an identity-first basis. If I were advising this comp
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
It's got a lot of uncanny valley going on. Zuck looks like a corpse. I'm sure it could fool some people, but I'm not terrified yet.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Rock climbers, man. Total gearheads.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Yes, generally. It won't have the flavor of either of those, but you will be able to adjust that with with flavors that don't impart heat. For something like tapatio, probably garlic, cumin, and a more neutral vinegar like a gre
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Yeah, a good database is pretty damn handy. Have you had the pleasure of blowing young minds by revealing that production-grade databases come with fully fledged authnz systems that you can just...use right out of the box?
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
The US, UK, Netherlands, France, and Latvia have boots on the ground.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
There's on ongoing hot war with Russia right now.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
The CEO actually did apologize: "We're deeply sorry for the impact that we've caused to customers, to travelers, to anyone affected by this..." https://www.reuters.com/technology/crowdstrike-ceo-apol

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